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## The Sutra Kritanga Sutra Commentary -
My clothes are old and worn, please bring me new ones. Or, if they are soiled, give them to the washerman to be cleaned. Or, keep my robes, utensils, etc. safe from rats and other pests. Bring me food, water, etc. Bring me fragrant substances like koṣṭaputa, gold, and beautiful rouge. I am unable to trim my hair, so please call the barber and allow me to get my hair cut so that I can trim my long hair.
**Verse 7:**
**Commentary:** The word "atha" here indicates a change in subject. Previously, the commentary discussed the equipment and belongings of a male ascetic. Now, it focuses on the belongings of a householder. The woman says, "Bring me a container for kohl (anjanika) for my eyes." The verb "prayacchahi" (give) is connected to the following verse. She also says, "Bring me ornaments like armlets and necklaces." "Kukkaya" refers to a veena with bells. "Bring me this veena for me." This way, adorned with all ornaments, I will play the veena and entertain you. "Lodham ca lodhakusumam ca" means "bring me the fruit and flower of the lodhra tree." "Veṇupalāsiyām ca" refers to a smooth bamboo stick, which is held in the left hand and played like a veena with the right hand. "Guliyam ca" means "bring me a medicinal pill." This way, I will remain youthful and vibrant.
**Verse 8:**
**Commentary:** Bring me sandalwood, agarwood, and camphor. Bring me fragrant oil for my face. Bring me a bamboo flute to keep me company.